I'd been using this theme quite a while because it looks the nicest to
my dyslexia. That said, when I open up XML or HTML documents, they
pretty much always show up in complete white, except for attribute
values.
Finally decided to take a look at why, and added the two colors
(`tag` & `attribute`) needed to make the theme actually usable with the
two formats.
* Make dark_plus.toml more accurate to VSCode
* theme(dark_plus): make type.builtin blue
* Refactor dark_plus and add myself as new maintainer
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Co-authored-by: Luca Saccarola <96259932+saccarosium@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Luca Saccarola <github.e41mv@aleeas.com>
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Add styling for jump-labels for modus themes. I couldn't find
any official approach here so picking `yello-cooler`. `cooler` is
used for other meta highlights by modus and yellow seems to be
used the least - only warnings, so there's little chance of colliding
with other highlights.
changed the statusline colors for SELECT mode
the previous colours seem to be incorrect and quite ugly (sorry).
I chose the magenta over the cyan that (colors that were already present) as it has
more contrast with the existing INSERT colour.
the statusline colours are now inline with eachother, all having the background be the 'background'
colour, with varying foregrounds.
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When "nord2" color is used in ui.selection it is almost invisible
if cursorline highlighting is enabled. Changing the color to "nord3" fixes the issue.
* add jump-label styling for base16_transparent theme
* keep the change consistent with other themes from base16 family
* update jump-labels color to blue and make them bold